The Most Efficient Choice
Heat Pumps Darlington & the North East
We install heat pumps in Darlington, Newcastle, Sunderland, Durham, York, Middlesbrough, Harrogate and surrounding areas. If you’re looking for ground or air source heat pumps, request a quote from our team today.
Key Features
Renewable Energy And Heat Specialists
Heat Pumps Darlington
When we started this business, we believed in the ability of low carbon technologies to expand and grow. No area has expanded with more efficiency than heat pumps. Synergy Renewable Energy installs both ground and air source heat pumps so that you can choose the type of technology you’re looking for.
Savings from Heat Pumps
In 2022 WWF and ScottishPower published a study about the potential benefits of low carbon technologies. While they recommended investing in multiple technologies for the best gains, they reported that air source or ground source pumps offered the best financial gains.
Heat pumps can increase property value between £4,500 – £8,000, offering a gain of 1.7% to 3.0%. This is incredible value for your Darlington home. Compared to old gas boilers, they can reduce your bill by £117 per year.
Suitable for Every Home
Through their Electrification of Heat project, Catapult has found that pumps are versatile and can be successfully installed in Victorian mid-terraces and pre WWII semi detached houses. The EoH project ensured that heat pumps were installed in Newcastle as part of a study. This study included air source heat pumps, ground source heat pumps, hybrid heat pumps, and other technologies like batteries.
Now we know that air source heat pumps can be installed in any property type, new or older. Though there may be occasional challenges, our professional team can work with you to install air source heat pumps and resolve issues.
Heat Pump Cost Darlington & the North East
Speak with our Darlington team for prices on your next ground or air source heat pumps. When you contact us, you’ll be able to get in depth information regarding your installation and the cost analysis of heat source air pumps in your home.
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Learn More
Learn more about the technical details of air source and ground source heat pumps. We’ve provided a few helpful questions here as an explainer. If you have more questions, though, don’t hesitate to ask. You can always contact us, using our online form, or give us a ring on 0800 6524102.
Do you service heat pumps?
Yes! We do. If you are worried about installing a state of the art technology, consider the fact that you can keep in touch with our Darlington team if you ever need your heat pump serviced.
What are heat pumps?
Heat pumps use thermal energy to provide warm air and water. At Synergy Renewable Energy, we install two different systems: air source heat pumps (ASHP) and ground source heat pumps (GSHP). However, they both work via heat exchange.
According to Energy Saving Trust, warm air naturally flows to somewhere cooler. Furthermore, as the pressure of a gas increases, temperatures also rise.
When the pressure decreases, so does the temperature. Heat pumps can therefore exploit this system of heat and pressure exchange. They use a gas called a ‘refrigerant’.
When the pump compresses the refrigerant, the pressure and thus temperature rise. The heat exchanger then helps heat air or water. A valve then lowers the pressure, allowing the refrigerant to expand and cool. This cycle continues to keep your Darlington home warm year round.
What’s the difference between air source heat pumps (ASHP) and ground source heat pumps (GSHP)?
ASHP absorb heat from external air using fans. The evaporator works even in cool temperatures because of the volume of air that passes from the fan. A small amount of energy is used to maintain the pump and compressor.
A similar system is used for GSHPs, except that GSHPs are installed in a trench near your home. GSHPs use the warmth from underground pipes to heat a ‘brine’.
This brine is made up of cool water and antifreeze and passes through the heat exchanger to heat the refrigerant.
Both systems are suitable for use in Darlington, Newcastle and surrounding counties of the North East.
How do I apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme?
Once you find an MCS certified installer, like Synergy Renewable Energy, they can advise you whether your property is eligible for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme and give you a quote.
After that point, your installer would apply for the grant, and then you would confirm that they’re acting on your behalf when you receive the Ofgem email.
What are the caveats to the Boiler Upgrade Scheme?
*Social housing, new build properties, and properties that already have government funding for a heat pump or biomass boiler are not eligible. Read more from the government website.
